Wyoming Game and Fish

An update on the new Sage Grouse Executive Order plus guidance on accessing the data behind it are being offered through workshops around the state.

Next Wednesday, June 27th, the Wyoming Game and Fish will offer a session at Casper College

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JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recommends maintaining population objectives for a popular elk hunting unit south of Jackson.

The recommendation is to keep the Fall Creek Elk Herd at 4,400 head

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The Memorial Day weekend is the first busy boating weekend of the year and Game and Fish Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) inspectors will have inspection crews at Wyoming’s most popular waters.

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will accept resident hunting applications for elk, deer and antelope through the end of May.

The game department has been accepting applications online since the beginning of the year but May is the month when it accepts paper applications

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Dan Speas Fish Rearing Station west of Casper is now a hatchery as well.

Wyoming Game and Fish managers held a grand opening Friday and demonstrated the loading up of 5000 lbs of trout in less than 15 minutes destined for a Wyoming reservoir

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State lands off of Morman Canyon road in Converse County will now only be accessible as walk-in sites. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced the changes after a number of flagrant abuses in the area

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De-listing of gray wolves will likely come this fall bringing into effect a plan for three management zones across the state. Wyoming Game and Fish wildlife biologists reviewed proposed regulations at a public meeting Wednesday

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In anticipation of the hand off of wolf management from federal to state control, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department seeks comment on proposed hunting regulations.

At a meeting this Wednesday, April 4th at 7pm at the re

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A reminder to outdoor recreationists of the North Platte River flush and flow that starts Monday.

The Bureau of Reclamation in partnership with the Wyoming Game Fish carry out the process in the spring bringing water levels from 500 cubic feet per second up to 4000 cfs and back to 500 over 24 hour period for four days in a row next week

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